On: 5% of Google's traffic is now IPv6

[tazjin]

In the meantime Google Compute Engine does not support IPv6.

[kalleboo → tazjin]

Same with Amazon EC2 - they only support it on their load balancers

[theandrewbailey → tazjin]

Many residential ISPs don't. I'm stuck on Verizon to enable IPv6 on FIOS.

[2bluesc → theandrewbailey]

Comcast in San Francisco supports native IPv6 on residential accounts. Even did it (almost) right and include a /60 prefix delegation.

[theandrewbailey → 2bluesc]

For all the complaints against Comcast's network, they are really on it with IPv6.

[organsnyder → theandrewbailey]

Agreed. Comcast has terrible management, and unreliable (usually bad) customer support, but I've found that their network operations are very good (when they're not applying corporate anticompetitive policies); a couple of their top IPv6 people hang out on the Comcast forum on dslreports.com, and they really seem to care a lot about proper network management.

[2bluesc → organsnyder]

I've seen this as well! Amazing what happens when people care.

[danieldk → theandrewbailey]

I am on IPv6-only (Kabel BW, Germany), IPv4 goes over DS-Lite.

[dan1234 → theandrewbailey]

Non of the major UK ISPs seem to be passed the planning stage and my mobile network seems to be using carrier grade NAT.

[tazjin → theandrewbailey]

My ISP at home (Bahnhof) actually offers IPv6, I haven't asked them to activate it yet though.

[kawsper → tazjin]

I am also waiting on IPv6 support from MaxCDN.